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Just came across your channel and your solo camping in japan video! So cool to see someone overlanding out of a jeep in japan. Love the set up and thanks for the shoutout!
So, something I really love about this is ... well, a few things: 1. Your videos are always great because you come across as so honest and authentic and NOT pretentious which is great! 2. You're doing all of this in JAPAN which is one of the most gorgeous places for outdoor adventures that I've had the pleasure to visit. Clean, beautiful, moderate weather ... just wonderful. 3. It's been cool to see your videos evolve over these different stages of your life. Keep up the channel and have fun!
The jeep build looks awesome. I wouldn’t say it’s a small build, it’s a biggie in my book. Hard work pays off, you guys done amazing. Also, the new space looks great, almost as if you guys secretly shot in IKEA when nobody was looking haha. Not sure why, but the MacBook looked like an IKEA prop haha.
Understand the difficulty of being overseas and trying to do a build. I was stationed in Atsugi JN for 3 years. Love the build; don't sell yourself short by building it yourself or apologize. DIY projects mean more in the end and you can be very proud of what you have created as it shows in your video. First builds are always the hardest however you built it and know all its quirks, how to fix it, and in the end will figure out what works and doesn't work. Once you've used it, then comes usually the rebuild where you incorporate what you've found you need more and the parts that didn't work out at all that seemed to be a great idea in the start. From the $$$$ you saved by doing it yourself, you could build 2-3 more versions and probably still not spend as much as a "fancy" pull out kitchen that you now would have a hard time justifying tossing it for another once you figure it all out and it didn't really suite your needs. I'm starting on my 3rd rendition of my camp kitchen in the rear of my 4Runner, so I know! :) And I love the challenge of figuring it all out, although sometimes very frustrating. GREAT WORK!!!
DIY gives you that extra satisfaction because you know you worked hard to build it and it works great. Love the idea of a home on wheels with everything you need, its such a nice thought. Congrats on the effort and I can't wait to see more of the Jeep in future videos!
Any DYI project has its own temptations. The biggest hurdle is confronting each one AND overcoming them. Congratulations. Marie and I always enjoy your channel and your adventures. Now, you won't get stuck in a flat area, like what happened in that other vehicle that you borrowed for the day. Each of these adventures have been a LOT of fun to watch. Thanks for being you...and we look forward to all the exciting videos that are coming to this channel. Again, congratulations.
Something about the desk/office made this feel so different from the usual videos! Def news anchor vibes like you said. Such a cool jeep build! (Also the audio cuts again...*chef's kiss*)
Don't worry about the lack of experience, it's great! I just hope it lasts a while without warping or giving you troubles, given that it'll be in the shelter of the vehicle when not in use, I'm sure it will and You've learned a lot from this experience. The fact that you had an idea and executed it is a far better outcome then not trying in first place and hopefully inspires others to also live their dream. I love your videos as always.
As a woodcrafts men I think you did an amazing job especially with what you had to work with. I really appreciate what you and Chris accomplished!! That is not easy. I know that you will enjoy using it for years to come. We are looking forward to your adventures on the road. ❤️❤️
Yay finished Jeep! As a non-handiperson, I'm impressed! It was a bit humbling to hear that the rooofrack wouldn't be able to support my partner and me at the same time, though. Glad that's not an issue for you 🙂. And the studio with early-2000s-news-anchor look was fun!
Yeah I was a little surprised to hear the limit also. To be fair though, that might just be dynamic weight while the car is in motion but static weight it could hold a lot more. I’m not sure.
Fun! I'm looking forward to the epic Jeep adventures. You and Chris did a great *burp* job on the conversion work. I also look forward to the evolution of your new office. It's all comin' together!
This is so cool! Been looking forward to the Jeep build and it turned out amazing. A definite benefit of doing it yourself is that you know how to fix it! And you have a better idea of how to change stuff as the build evolves. The office is really cool too, you just keep checking off the professional youtuber boxes haha, can't wait to see whats next!
Yes exactly! We’d still like to build some kind of camera gear drawer in the backseat area or something so it seems a lot more doable now that we’ve got this under our belt!
Nice work Hannah, it looks perfect for adventures. I thought Chris might have installed some kind of drone take-off strip on the roof though... So he could launch without getting out of the car! Happy camping 👍❤️👍
Beautiful 🤩 As a proud owner of a Jeep Rubicon ready for overlanding, I will now watch your videos with even increased interest! No rooftop tent for my rig, though. Not every country is as safe as Japan, better to be stealthy and low-profile.
My favorite takeaway from this video: “problems” are just challenges to overcome and conquer 😈 seriously can’t thank you enough 🙏🏽 just for being yourself 🥰🐥🕉
Me and my husband tried some diy projects at our house, and i can agree with you that even sometimes is not like 100% perfect (holes, lines and measurements) BUT the thing is, saying that we build up that stuff together is the REAL satisfaction! Great work you too! 👌 The jeep is looking awesome. Did you decided the name for it?
You’re very right! Doesn’t matter that it’s a little average looking cuz I built it! Haha And no I haven’t really settled on a name yet haha. I’m too indecisive.
The Jeep looks great! Very excited to see what's to come and all the places you'll go. The office space, yeah it's eh right now but you'll figure it out. Will Mochi be going on any adventures with you guys?
That's a slick first build you have there, I'm totally cribbing that three-layer pullout setup. And it's nice you kept the 2nd row for an additional 2-3 passengers. It'd be interesting to know 1) how rattly things are (especially the battery) while offroad 2) as someone who drinks like a camel at times, how's that gallon holding up e.g. is it enough for a trip, or it's just a case of camping where there's a decent supply of water, and that gallon is just for transit/emergencies 3) don't you need some kind of windbreak at the back of the stove, or it's just a matter of parking such that the door is enough to block all wind? The thing with solar panels is that it's... tricky. You might end up having two kits - one on the roof as you ride, one you drag out when you're parked (because you will park under the shade). Not having one is fine for now, given you're not going on some crazy off-grid adventures (yet). Great work here Hannah! To the first of many overlanding builds, and all the safe adventures you'll be having!
Thanks Marcus! Yes everything was a little rattly at first so we pulled it all apart and used wood glue first and then screws and it got rid of any squeaks! The water is enough for a couple of days at least and in Japan there's so many places (like natural spring water) to fill it up if we need to. And so far the wind hasn't been a problem while cooking but we do plan to put some kind of wind blocker up for the future. And yes we'd like some solar panels on the rooftop tent, but yes mostly for when we're just parked at places etc. Still looking into it!
Great video and insights Hannah. I'm interested in the rhino-rack backbone, but even at 150kg weight limit how does it cope with two people when the tent alone is 70kg?
Very cool ! It would be curious to know how much the change affected MPG ( miles per gallon). Maybe have a sticky note that has the Jeep's new height to serve as a reminder when approaching a parking garage that may have a low height or ceiling obstructions. Like your design of the build 👌
My son said it is cool. We are researching/ considering making a similar vehicle to share in Japan. It appears to have cost alot - maybe 4 million yen all in?
Well originally we planned to secure it to the two bolts that are on the floor of the Jeep trunk but because the jackery, fridge and bucket of things are so heavy, it never feels like it’s gonna tip so we never actually got around to attaching it haha
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If you’re in Japan and want to give overlanding a try, go check out Overland Japan and use the code “Hannah” at checkout for a free roadtrip gift. It also helps support my channel ☺️ overlandjapan.com/en/
Definitely will look into it!! We are hoping to do this when we are able to roam free in Japan 🇯🇵
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You’ve really put this type of holiday on my travel list for how we experience Japan! Great vid as always!
Glad you enjoyed it! It's such a great way to travel!
Just came across your channel and your solo camping in japan video! So cool to see someone overlanding out of a jeep in japan. Love the set up and thanks for the shoutout!
No thank YOU for the build inspiration 😅 I’m loving the lifestyle so far so keen for more trips in the future!
Well done Hannah and Chris, great build. Any DIY that doesn't end with a trip to hospital is a triumph in my book. Let the adventures begin.
Agreed 😅
Never apologies for learning something new, you two did a great job on the kitchen bit!
Really impressed by the build Hannah. Great job to you, Chris, Connor and everyone else who contributed. The jeep looks fabulous now for camping.
Thank you! Excited to get started ☺️
So, something I really love about this is ... well, a few things: 1. Your videos are always great because you come across as so honest and authentic and NOT pretentious which is great! 2. You're doing all of this in JAPAN which is one of the most gorgeous places for outdoor adventures that I've had the pleasure to visit. Clean, beautiful, moderate weather ... just wonderful. 3. It's been cool to see your videos evolve over these different stages of your life. Keep up the channel and have fun!
Thanks Mike ☺️ Happy to hear that.
The jeep build looks awesome. I wouldn’t say it’s a small build, it’s a biggie in my book. Hard work pays off, you guys done amazing. Also, the new space looks great, almost as if you guys secretly shot in IKEA when nobody was looking haha. Not sure why, but the MacBook looked like an IKEA prop haha.
Hahah yeah it was definitely a project on the larger side 😅
The jeep looks great with the camping additions you and Chris did a great job!
Understand the difficulty of being overseas and trying to do a build. I was stationed in Atsugi JN for 3 years. Love the build; don't sell yourself short by building it yourself or apologize. DIY projects mean more in the end and you can be very proud of what you have created as it shows in your video. First builds are always the hardest however you built it and know all its quirks, how to fix it, and in the end will figure out what works and doesn't work. Once you've used it, then comes usually the rebuild where you incorporate what you've found you need more and the parts that didn't work out at all that seemed to be a great idea in the start. From the $$$$ you saved by doing it yourself, you could build 2-3 more versions and probably still not spend as much as a "fancy" pull out kitchen that you now would have a hard time justifying tossing it for another once you figure it all out and it didn't really suite your needs. I'm starting on my 3rd rendition of my camp kitchen in the rear of my 4Runner, so I know! :) And I love the challenge of figuring it all out, although sometimes very frustrating. GREAT WORK!!!
DIY gives you that extra satisfaction because you know you worked hard to build it and it works great. Love the idea of a home on wheels with everything you need, its such a nice thought. Congrats on the effort and I can't wait to see more of the Jeep in future videos!
Very true. All the extra little scratches and holes give it ✨character✨
Any DYI project has its own temptations. The biggest hurdle is confronting each one AND overcoming them. Congratulations. Marie and I always enjoy your channel and your adventures.
Now, you won't get stuck in a flat area, like what happened in that other vehicle that you borrowed for the day. Each of these adventures have been a LOT of fun to watch.
Thanks for being you...and we look forward to all the exciting videos that are coming to this channel.
Again, congratulations.
Thank you! Yes we confronted many a challenge and fear on this project! Glad you liked it ☺️
The result looks so stunning and Andy might just be the cutest smol dog ever!!
Something about the desk/office made this feel so different from the usual videos! Def news anchor vibes like you said. Such a cool jeep build! (Also the audio cuts again...*chef's kiss*)
Don't worry about the lack of experience, it's great! I just hope it lasts a while without warping or giving you troubles, given that it'll be in the shelter of the vehicle when not in use, I'm sure it will and You've learned a lot from this experience. The fact that you had an idea and executed it is a far better outcome then not trying in first place and hopefully inspires others to also live their dream. I love your videos as always.
Thank you! Yes I’m already getting some more ideas about how to improve it in the future.
Good job on the build. Building it, making mistakes, laughing a lot and celebrating successes is part of the fun of overlanding.
Thanks Michael. So much fun so far!
I loved this video and seeing the process of building the kitchen!
Thanks Chris! It was super challenging (to make and edit haha)
As a woodcrafts men I think you did an amazing job especially with what you had to work with. I really appreciate what you and Chris accomplished!! That is not easy. I know that you will enjoy using it for years to come. We are looking forward to your adventures on the road. ❤️❤️
Thanks Michael! That means a lot coming from a wood working person’
Nice job on your first build! Turned out great!
Thanks! Hopefully the next one is a little more stylish!
Yay finished Jeep! As a non-handiperson, I'm impressed! It was a bit humbling to hear that the rooofrack wouldn't be able to support my partner and me at the same time, though. Glad that's not an issue for you 🙂. And the studio with early-2000s-news-anchor look was fun!
Yeah I was a little surprised to hear the limit also. To be fair though, that might just be dynamic weight while the car is in motion but static weight it could hold a lot more. I’m not sure.
Liked the drawn effects and how you transition from scene to scene mid sentence.
Fun! I'm looking forward to the epic Jeep adventures. You and Chris did a great *burp* job on the conversion work. I also look forward to the evolution of your new office. It's all comin' together!
This is spectacular, Hannah! Congratulations to you and Chris! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🫶🏻
It looks amazing hannah well done you should be so proud !!
Congratulations on a successful (mostly) DIY build. Well done.
Congrats on a job well done Hannah, the whole thing looks awesome!
That turned out great!!!! you should feel very proud of yourself!!!
Great car update! 👍Congratulations! Good luck and interesting travels! 😉
Nice jeep and you need a massive bright orange Naruto pic on that grey wall.
Haha yeah I think I definitely need some warmth back there
The Jeep build looks great.
Awesome Job !
Hell ya! Seems like you got this done rather quickly! Looks great
This is so cool! Andy is a terrific supervisor.
He’s just the cutest 🥰
That looks so adventurous! Can’t wait to see your next trips.
Fabulous work! Hope there will be videos about road trip and camping with the jeep, that will be fantastic
That's the plan!
Great looking Jeep and awesome job on the build!!!
This is so cool! Been looking forward to the Jeep build and it turned out amazing. A definite benefit of doing it yourself is that you know how to fix it! And you have a better idea of how to change stuff as the build evolves. The office is really cool too, you just keep checking off the professional youtuber boxes haha, can't wait to see whats next!
Yes exactly! We’d still like to build some kind of camera gear drawer in the backseat area or something so it seems a lot more doable now that we’ve got this under our belt!
I like this 90's teen movie first point naration speech combined-continuing with origina voice video. Very rare on youtube.
thats so cool sweet and simple. waiting for more shots and videos
Bravo Hannah! Looks soooo good!! 💪
Great build, I think you’ve got a business there!
Nice work Hannah, it looks perfect for adventures. I thought Chris might have installed some kind of drone take-off strip on the roof though... So he could launch without getting out of the car! Happy camping 👍❤️👍
Haha it wouldn’t surprise me lol
I think you all did an amazing job on the jeep, I thought you bought it that way when I saw it in your previous videos.
That's a beautiful setup you got there Hannah! Happy overlanding :)
Nice! I hope you enjoy new looftop tent!
damn dude your JK turned out sick. lookin forward to your wheelin videos.
Thanks! I’m very proud of it!
good job! amazing built. cool touch with the overlapping commentary switch scene...
You guys did such an awesome job on your jeep build!! 😀
This is so freaking cool! Glad you managed to make it all work out, and I’m looking forward to future videos with it ☺️
Very well done, great job for your first DIY project.
It looks so good!! Well done, Hannah.
"Doesn't look slick"... What? DIY is always slick to me. Nice work!
Hah thanks Timothy! The multiple screw holes in the top from when we missed the wood underneath my disagree however haha
That seemed pretty easy to set up the Jeep for overlanding. Looks great
YESSSSS it turned out SO sick!
Thank you!! So excited to take advantage of it all :)
@ 10:17 nice set up ☝
Wow the build really turned out great!
Kicking goals Hannah !!!!
I’m loving these Jeep videos! Hope to see many more. Your build turned out fantastic
Thank you! I’m very happy with how it turned out!
The jeep looks very good.
Looking forward for more videos on the jeep.🔥😍
Great setup!! FYI dee zee makes a great rack that is bolt on with no drilling. Ran it with our RTT for 3 years on our Jeep.
I’ll keep that in mind for next time!
Looks like your all set for awesome adventures!
Is that a bow in your hair? I love bows, are the coming back. Your kitchen look great. Good luck on your jeep adventures.
Wow!😍 super great! job well done!
The burp was my favourite part
Hannah’s are just super cool humans💁🏽♀️ hehe thank you for sharing
Beautiful 🤩
As a proud owner of a Jeep Rubicon ready for overlanding, I will now watch your videos with even increased interest! No rooftop tent for my rig, though. Not every country is as safe as Japan, better to be stealthy and low-profile.
Welcome Philippe! It’s such a fun lifestyle but yes I totally understand about the no RTT thing.
Little steps, with a purpose. You're moving in the right direction. High 5 on that.
My favorite takeaway from this video: “problems” are just challenges to overcome and conquer 😈 seriously can’t thank you enough 🙏🏽 just for being yourself 🥰🐥🕉
It actually looks amazing 👏
The jeep looks great, good job.👍🏻
Wow! Great job :D the jeep is looking super goood!
Like the new setting.... Very you...
A camping in the rain video on the countryside of Japan would be cool.
Insane build!!! 👏👏👏
you couldn’t get your 🙌🏻 on the batwing awning. i really like that ☝️
Beautiful and inspiring. Bless you
Good job folks !
I am from Nepal🇳🇵I am biggest fan of your 🥺I live in Japan Yokohama
Me and my husband tried some diy projects at our house, and i can agree with you that even sometimes is not like 100% perfect (holes, lines and measurements) BUT the thing is, saying that we build up that stuff together is the REAL satisfaction!
Great work you too! 👌
The jeep is looking awesome. Did you decided the name for it?
You’re very right! Doesn’t matter that it’s a little average looking cuz I built it! Haha
And no I haven’t really settled on a name yet haha. I’m too indecisive.
@@CurrentlyHannahwhen the right name pop up in your mind you will know it and not doubt about it anymore, don't worry! 😉
Ayooo, awesome and ready for more adventures!
Awesome ! well done. Enjoy it !!!
The Jeep looks great! Very excited to see what's to come and all the places you'll go. The office space, yeah it's eh right now but you'll figure it out. Will Mochi be going on any adventures with you guys?
That's a slick first build you have there, I'm totally cribbing that three-layer pullout setup. And it's nice you kept the 2nd row for an additional 2-3 passengers. It'd be interesting to know 1) how rattly things are (especially the battery) while offroad 2) as someone who drinks like a camel at times, how's that gallon holding up e.g. is it enough for a trip, or it's just a case of camping where there's a decent supply of water, and that gallon is just for transit/emergencies 3) don't you need some kind of windbreak at the back of the stove, or it's just a matter of parking such that the door is enough to block all wind?
The thing with solar panels is that it's... tricky. You might end up having two kits - one on the roof as you ride, one you drag out when you're parked (because you will park under the shade). Not having one is fine for now, given you're not going on some crazy off-grid adventures (yet).
Great work here Hannah! To the first of many overlanding builds, and all the safe adventures you'll be having!
Thanks Marcus!
Yes everything was a little rattly at first so we pulled it all apart and used wood glue first and then screws and it got rid of any squeaks! The water is enough for a couple of days at least and in Japan there's so many places (like natural spring water) to fill it up if we need to. And so far the wind hasn't been a problem while cooking but we do plan to put some kind of wind blocker up for the future.
And yes we'd like some solar panels on the rooftop tent, but yes mostly for when we're just parked at places etc. Still looking into it!
It turns out the overlanding kitchen works properly in your Jeep, Miss Hannah, so that you can cook during your journey.
Gr8 vidéo… congratulations! Looking forward to many more road trip videos!
Qn: Do they have white water rafting in Japan???
Great video and insights Hannah. I'm interested in the rhino-rack backbone, but even at 150kg weight limit how does it cope with two people when the tent alone is 70kg?
Very cool ! It would be curious to know how much the change affected MPG ( miles per gallon).
Maybe have a sticky note that has the Jeep's new height to serve as a reminder when approaching a parking garage that may have a low height or ceiling obstructions.
Like your design of the build 👌
It seems like it hasn't affected the MPG much (not in a particularly noticable way at least!)
Miss the Japanese food...especially Curry House CoCo Ichibanya
Big fan of Drew Sims too 🙂
Great work!
His laugh is so hilarious 😂
SAME!
omg its amazing! well done. I hope this inspires you to do more diy =)
My son said it is cool. We are researching/ considering making a similar vehicle to share in Japan.
It appears to have cost alot - maybe 4 million yen all in?
good job! Remember that all experts start as beginners. :)
It's cool. Wonderful.
You need your artwork behind you!
OH! Greetings from Amsterdam
This is amazing!!!
how did you mnaage to fix the whole drawer system in the car holding all the weight when you pull out all of them?
Well originally we planned to secure it to the two bolts that are on the floor of the Jeep trunk but because the jackery, fridge and bucket of things are so heavy, it never feels like it’s gonna tip so we never actually got around to attaching it haha
looks amazing :)